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Deer 3 Die Cutter

Deer 3 Die Cutter

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€16.55
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€8.28
€8.28 - €8.28
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It is used to punch cardboards in the shape of a deer or reindeer head.

Ideal for your scrapbooking and craft projects, especially at Christmas.

Approximate size of the punched piece 7.62 cm in diameter.

Maintenance recommendations:

To sharpen, punch a sheet of aluminum foil.

To lubricate, punch a sheet of wax paper.

All the measurements of our punches refer to the diameter of the die matrix, which is why they are classified according to its size.

Then, depending on the shape obtained, this measurement will be more or less approximate to the matrix measurement, with the closest being the circle, and as the edges become more irregular like in the shape of a cookie, stamp, elliptical, or butterfly, the size will decrease, since all shapes would have to fit into that circular matrix of that determined size, so the longest axis of the shape is what determines its size.

Additionally, you must consider the cutting clearance, which is where the sheet or blade that cuts the cardboard passes through, and it is always inside the die matrix, which also subtracts a couple of millimeters from the matrix circle.

The measurements are those specified by the manufacturer. It is not a precision tool, so it is advisable to perform a measurement test prior to carrying out the work.

All the measurements of our punches refer to the diameter of the die matrix, which is why they are classified according to its size.
Then, depending on the shape obtained, this measurement will be more or less approximate to the matrix measurement, with the closest being the circle, and as the edges become more irregular like in the shape of a cookie, stamp, elliptical, or butterfly, the size will decrease, since all shapes would have to fit into that circular matrix of that determined size, so the longest axis of the shape is what determines its size. Additionally, you must consider the cutting clearance, which is where the sheet or blade that cuts the cardboard passes through, and it is always inside the die matrix, which also subtracts a couple of millimeters from the matrix circle.

The measurements are those specified by the manufacturer. It is not a precision tool, so it is advisable to perform a measurement test prior to carrying out the work.

REF. 10140031

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